Word: exemption
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will be paid in manufacturers' excise and miscellaneous taxes. The remaining $2,490,000,000 will be paid as taxes on individual and corporate incomes (and on gifts and as death duties by some 9,000 U. S. citizens expected to leave estates larger than the $40,000 exempt from...
Current state of the Philippines, as defined in the 1934 McDuffie-Tydings Act, calls for complete independence on July 4, 1946. Preceding independence, Philippine trade preferences with the U. S.- whereby sub-quota exports of major Philippine products are 100% tariff-exempt- would be reduced by annual steps, so that by 1946 Philippine products would pay the same tariffs as any other foreign nation...
...ruling. Should this advisory ruling declare that the new faculty man was "known by widespread repute" to hold the political faiths which guide Russia and Italy, and should the University desire to continue his employment in face of such ruling, then, under the provisions of the bill, "all exemptions from payments of taxes . . . shall cense and . . . officers shall proceed to collect taxes on real estate, heretofore tax exempt...
...majority of the University's long-service employees the University pension and insurance plan now provides for larger pensions than would be received under the terms of the Social Security Act. The groups of long-service employees to whom this does not apply would not, if in similar non-exempt employment, become eligible for pensions under the Social Security Act for several years. The point has accordingly not been reached where University employees actually retiring receive smaller pensions than they would receive under the Social Security Act, and with the present possibility, of changes in the Act it does...
...interest is only in Cambridge," said Foley when questioned as to the universal purport of what he said. He showed figures proving that one third of the city property was tax exempt and 75 per cent of this was Harvard's. "If all of this property were taxable," said he, "the city tax rate would be down 15 dollars...